Utah Admin. Code R33-109-103 - Cancellation Before Award but After Opening
(1) A solicitation under a standard
procurement process may be canceled before award but after the opening of
solicitation responses when the issuing procurement unit determines in writing
that:
(a) the scope of work or other
requirements contained in the solicitation documents were not met by any person
and any solicitation responses have been determined to be either nonresponsive
or not responsible;
(b) an
infraction of code, rule, or policy has occurred;
(c) inadequate, erroneous, or ambiguous
specifications or requirements were cited in the solicitation;
(d) the specifications in the solicitation
have been or must be revised;
(e)
the procurement item being solicited are no longer required;
(f) the solicitation did not provide for
consideration of all factors of cost to the procurement unit, such as cost of
transportation, warranties, service, and maintenance;
(g) solicitation responses received show that
the needs of the procurement unit can be satisfied by a less expensive
procurement item differing from that in the solicitation;
(h) except as provided in Section
63G-6a-607, any otherwise
acceptable solicitation responses received are at unreasonable prices, or only
one solicitation response is received, and the procurement official cannot
determine the reasonableness of the bid price or cost proposal;
(i) other reasons specified in Title 63G,
Chapter 6a, Utah Procurement Code or administrative rule; or
(j) other circumstances deemed to constitute
reasonable cause by the procurement official.
(2) Regardless of Subsection
R33-109-103(1)
a procurement unit may not cancel and reissue a solicitation:
(a) To steer a contract to a favored vendor;
or
(b) Except as permitted under
the protest and appeal provisions set forth in Title 63G, Chapter 6a Part 16,
Protests and Title 63G, Chapter 6a Part 17, Procurement Appeals Board, to make
a vendor who was previously disqualified or rejected in a solicitation for the
procurement item eligible for a contract award for the same procurement
item.
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